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Only me and BrianL are allowed to speak actual English. Especially since we're both North Westerners. The rest of speak some sort of strange language that sounds like, but isn't, English. I like to call it "foreign".
Perhaps you may not realize that the United States is the #1 English speaking country in the world?
I would warn you that this may not be entirely true. My son who went out to China for 3 months a couple of years ago, to teach English advised that in the school he taught at he had 5 classes a day of 2000 students for each class. He reckoned that there are over 600 million Chinese learning English at any one time. That's got to be more than the USA.
@ XavierP - Since when has Kent been in the North West???? When in the IOM I am closer to Lancashire than I am to Kent when I'm in the IOW.
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